Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

David Atias, son of Avram, born in 1905 in Sarajevo, Jew, killed by Ustashe in1942.
In the Jasenovac concentration camp. 383
Elza
In appeal of Elza Atijas, number 2.384/42 as of February 17th 1942, sent to the Velika
Župa Sana and Luka, was stated: As my husband David Atijas is for 8 months in the
concentration camp, I am alone with small child with no income for living, I live in a poor
conditions, and being of very poor health and unable for physical work ... I kindly ask you if it
is possible to allocate me some aid. 384
Tilda–Hilda, maiden Levi (Banjaluka, 1908 – the concentration camp Jasenovac, 1942)
- Tailor, in 1942 had permanent residence in Dr Gutića 49 St. 385
In the Report on deprivation of the life or missing person, submitted in Banja Luka on
September 19th 1945 by Moric Levi, book binder from Banja Luka is stated, (column A) that
Tilda Atijas, daughter of Jakov Levi, 23 years old, residence in Banja Luka, Jewish, during
German occupation was killed as civil person in 1942 in the concentration camp Jasenovac by
Ustashe. The amount she would earn as of 1941–1945, according to the Submitter of Request
and Municipal Commission is 888.000 dinars. 386
Albert, alias Albi (Banjaluka, 1933 – the Jasenovac concentration camp, 1942)
- Son of Tilda - Hilda Atijas, in 1942 had permanent residence in Dr Gutića 49 St. 387
In the Report on deprivation of the life or missing person of Moric Levi, book binder
from Banja Luka, was stated (Column A) that Albi Atijas, son of David, 7 years old , child,
residence in Banja Luka , Jewish nationality, during German Occupation was killed in 1942
as civil person in the concentration camp Jasenovac by Ustashe. The amount he would earn as
of 1941–1945, according the Submitter of Request and Municipal Commission is 960.000
dinars. 388
Albert Atijas, son of David, born in 1933 in Banjaluka, Jew, killed by Ustashe in 1942
in the concentration camp Jasenovac. 389
Jozef (Bihać, 1878 –?)
- Son of Samuel, farm labourer, in marriage with Erdonija, maiden Levi got the sons
Natan, Moše and Herman and the daughters Cipura and Ren.
After being injured on Italian battle field at Santa Marija his left leg was amputated up
to the hip and the right leg up to the knee and was pronounced as 100% invalid. In 1921 he
moved in Banja Luka and resided in Kralja Petra drum 43. He supported his family with his
disability benefit and with retail sale of tobacco. 390
On the Assembly of the War Invalids Association, held in Banjaluka on July 6th 1924,
Jozef Atijas, tobacconist from Banjaluka 391 was elected for the cashier of the Association.
Josip Atijas, invalid of the war and Jew from Banjaluka, submitted to the Poglavnik’s
Office the claim for return in Banja Luka. The claim is on August 2nd 1941 from the
Poglavnik’s Office sent to Police Directorate Banjaluka, to which truthfulness clearance of
statement in the claim was ordered. In the memo sent on August 8th 1941 to the Poglavnik’s
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384 ARSBL, 74, Number 2.384/1942
385 List Number 1, 2 and 3.
386 ARSBL, 111, KRŠ, Number 1.127/1945
387 List Number 1 and 3
388 ARSBL, 111, KRŠ, Number 1.127/1945
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390 ARSBL, 23, Invalids, A–7
391 ARSBL, 4, AJ 30–1
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